Trump Media and Technology Group (DJT) Gives Advice To Concerned Investors on How To Prevent Their Shares From Being Loaned Out For Short Positions
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After giving up the entirety of their post-merger gains, Trump Media and Technology Group (NASDAQ: DJT) shares are currently in the limelight for their elevated short interest. Yet, in a somewhat unusual move, the company is now advising concerned investors on how to prevent their shares from being loaned out for short positions.
Trump Media and Technology Group shares have now experienced two distinct mass liquidation waves in their post-merger phase. The first such wave materialized when the company disclosed that its Truth Social platform raked in a paltry $4.131 million in revenue in the entire of 2023, incurring a net loss of over $58 million. Do note that Trump Media's merger with the SPAC Digital World has unlocked around $193 million in proceeds, which should be sufficient to alleviate any near-term liquidity concerns.
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Shortly thereafter, Trump Media shares experienced a second selling wave when Truth Social's parent filed with the SEC for the issuance of 21.491 million shares upon the exercise of its warrants.
Given these dynamics, it is hardly a surprise that Trump Media and Technology Group had a short interest of 14.61 percent as of the 28th of March (note that official short interest data is only available with a hefty delay).
What's more, given the dearth of freely available shares for shorting, it is currently quite expensive to take a bearish position in the stock, as indicated by the high short borrow fee in the above snippet.
This brings us to the crux of the matter. Trump Media and Technology Group has now published a comprehensive list of FAQs to address some of the most pressing concerns of its investors. Among other answers, the company has advised investors to contact their respective
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